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Headlines for Friday Jul 3, 2009
Friday's other top stories
May global chip sales up 5.4% on previous month
(7:14 AM EDT, 7/3/09)
NetLogic-RMI to intensify multicore battle
(3:12 PM EDT, 7/2/09)
European semi sales in May up 0.4% on previous month
(7:46 AM EDT, 7/3/09)
Technology news
Optical transistor made from single molecule
(11:56 AM EDT, 7/2/09)
UK scientists, ARM, Synopsys work on reliable low power computing systems
(6:01 AM EDT, 7/3/09)
Business news
Oracle plans to lay off up to 1,000 in Europe
(2:11 PM EDT, 7/2/09)
N.Y. thieves want iPhones, victims are fighting back
(2:11 PM EDT, 7/2/09)
European researchers warned on FP7 funding rules
(6:33 AM EDT, 7/3/09)
Deutsche Telekom's search for U.K. fix gathers pace
(11:25 AM EDT, 7/2/09)
LDK Solar Q2 rev forecast disappoints, shares slide
(6:51 PM EDT, 7/2/09)
Headlines for Thursday Jul 2, 2009
Thursday's other top stories
Update: Chip bans hit OEM plans
(7:28 PM EDT, 7/1/09)
NXP cuts debt $504M in cash-for-bond deal
(9:59 AM EDT, 7/2/09)
Xilinx cuts June sales forecast on supply problems
(8:50 AM EDT, 7/2/09)
Manufacturing news
TSMC rolls multi-time programmable process
(11:51 AM EDT, 7/2/09)
Opinion: LTX-Credence unlikely to reach ATE medal round
(3:28 PM EDT, 7/1/09)
Business news
Regina Dugan enlisted to head Darpa
(1:22 PM EDT, 7/2/09)
Leoni buys US-based robotics company
(5:41 AM EDT, 7/2/09)
Real-time traffic info will become basic feature, iSuppli predicts
(11:13 AM EDT, 7/1/09)
Technology news
Printed battery could power bank cards
(4:55 AM EDT, 7/2/09)
GE, art institute collaborate on flexible lighting panels
(12:48 PM EDT, 7/2/09)
Germany launches $19 million organic electronics project
(10:40 AM EDT, 7/2/09)
Product news
SMSC rolls I/O port expander and DTCP co-processor for MOST networks
(9:55 AM EDT, 7/2/09)
IDT samples programmable clocks for wide range of applications
(9:19 AM EDT, 7/2/09)
Headlines for Wednesday Jul 1, 2009
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IC market 'surge' at hand, says analyst
For the second half of the year, market research firm IC Insights is predicting strong seasonal strength for electronic system sales, worldwide gross domestic product growth and continuation of an IC inventory replenishment trend that began in the second quarter.
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Wednesday's other top stories
Indian design firms see uptick when recession ends
(12:05 PM EDT, 7/1/09)
TSMC hit by yield issues, double ordering, says analyst
(10:20 AM EDT, 7/1/09)
International Rectifier pays Vishay $30M to settle dispute
(11:36 AM EDT, 7/1/09)
Manufacturing news
Peregrine expands foundry alliances
(5:20 PM EDT, 7/1/09)
Firm to sell Qimonda tools from German fab
(5:01 PM EDT, 7/1/09)
Will Teradyne enter DRAM test market?
(10:06 AM EDT, 7/1/09)
DNP, MII devise nano-imprint mask technology
(5:45 PM EDT, 7/1/09)
Sematech tips new 450-mm efforts, pitch standard
(4:08 PM EDT, 6/30/09)
Business news
Elpida walks away from Powerchip
(1:23 AM EDT, 7/1/09)
Areva considers disposing of ST stakes
(6:17 AM EDT, 7/1/09)
Stantum, Sitronix team for multi-touch controllers
(4:57 AM EDT, 6/29/09)
Konica Minolta: high-end printer sales to jump
(4:34 AM EDT, 7/1/09)
China's Huawei needs makeover to win big markets
(3:28 AM EDT, 7/1/09)
Via Licensing signals progress with NFC patent pool
(6:47 AM EDT, 7/1/09)
Technology news
Robots kick the ball for RoboCup 2009
(6:23 AM EDT, 7/1/09)
Siemens sprays organic photodiodes
(7:40 AM EDT, 7/1/09)
IBM re-uses PV thermal energy for better efficiency
(11:38 AM EDT, 6/30/09)
QuantaSol touts efficiency of single-junction solar cell
(8:38 AM EDT, 7/1/09)
Product news
New family of LED drivers support small LCD screens
(4:27 AM EDT, 7/1/09)
High power PD controllers address IEEE 802.3at PoE+ Standard
(5:11 AM EDT, 7/1/09)
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